US Soft Landing in Sight: GDP Falls But Spending Stays Strong
A soft landing appears increasingly likely for the US economy right now, as GDP growth slowdown indicators suggest controlled deceleration rather than recession. The Federal Reserve interest rates strategy is showing results, with inflation control measures taking effect while economic recession risk remains manageable. At the time of writing, economists are cautiously optimistic about achieving this delicate balance. Also Read: Top 50 Global Economies in 2025 by IMF GDP Forecast Economic Indicators Point to Controlled Slowdown Source: Watcher.Guru GDP Growth Shows Strategic Deceleration The current GDP figures reveal an interesting pattern that supports the soft landing thesis. At $29.96 trillion, the US economy posted a 0.80% increase from the previous quarter and also managed a 4.67% rise compared to the same quarter last year. This GDP growth slowdown is being carefully monitored by policymakers who view it as a necessary cooling rather than a warning sign. The controlled nature o...